Lectures And Addresses
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He cannot but speak the things which he has seen and heard, thought out and felt.
'Not as a rhetorician is he presenting his faultlessly fin- ished passages and periods ; not as a hired, a mercenary declaimer, to whom a brief has been handed, and whose business it is to make the worse appear the better cause.
Mistaken he may be, but he believes himself right.
For himself he has tested, sounded, the verity of that whereof he speaks. It has passed through the fire of his own criticism and experie...nce. And he stands up to proclaim in all ears, I know and I believe in tliat I aver.
Earnestness and intensity are bred by this. He pleads for truth ; he persuades for righteousness' sake.
Artifice and trickery he cannot tolerate. Interests of momentous importance are involved. To them he is consecrated. His theme possesses him. It is a fire in his bones ; it is an impulse in his heart ; it is vigor in his will. He is but the organ, the vehicle, through and by which duty speaks, Deity voices his benign, his imperative, decrees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannot but speak the things which he has seen and heard, thought out and felt.
'Not as a rhetorician is he presenting his faultlessly fin- ished passages and periods ; not as a hired, a mercenary declaimer, to whom a brief has been handed, and whose business it is to make the worse appear the better cause.
Mistaken he may be, but he believes himself right.
For himself he has tested, sounded, the verity of that whereof he speaks. It has passed through the fire of his own criticism and experie...nce. And he stands up to proclaim in all ears, I know and I believe in tliat I aver.
Earnestness and intensity are bred by this. He pleads for truth ; he persuades for righteousness' sake.
Artifice and trickery he cannot tolerate. Interests of momentous importance are involved. To them he is consecrated. His theme possesses him. It is a fire in his bones ; it is an impulse in his heart ; it is vigor in his will. He is but the organ, the vehicle, through and by which duty speaks, Deity voices his benign, his imperative, decrees.
What to read after Lectures And Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T De Witt Thomas De Witt Talmage to read onlineMoreLess
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